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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
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APRIbONER.

Esr0wn shoots Jones' BoCAuse NE
Wont stOp ReatiuF sais wigai,
Associated Press Dispatcn by special Wires.
ST. LOUIS, June ga special from
Arkansas City, Ark, says: Constable
Jerry Carter arrived here late last night
with prisoner, one Ralph Brown, who
was committed to jail without bail
charged with the shooting of Alexander
Jones in Redford township last Saturday.
Jones was whipping his wife, when
Brown ordered him to stop Jones
did not desist, when Brown procured
a shotgun and emptied both barrels into
Jones' head, putting out his eyes, severing
his tongue and breaking his jaw. Brown
was at once arrested. A large crowd OF
Jones' friends assembled Sunday night
and boldly stated that they intended to
lynch Brown, but Constable Carter in
formed his prisoner of the danger and
made break for the woods with the
prisoner from the back door MS the mob
was entering the front OF the building.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
ODESSA.


Special Correspondence Of Gazette and journal
ODESSA, June 2.--Milton Orrell has ac-
cepted position in the store of John G..
Armstrong.
The reaping-maohine agents are busy
putting up machines.
The Watkins canning factory hero is
about to be enlarged. The tomato
average in this vicinity this year is large.
Maxwell's new oannery, in Middletown,
is being rapidly pushed to completion.
ODESSA, June 8.--The Watkins cannery
here started up ON Monday. It ia en-.
gaged at present putting mp peas.
The Rt. Rev, Alfred A. Curtis, Bishop
of Wilmington, is announced to admin.
lister the sacrament of confirmation In st.
Joseph's Il. O. Church, Middletown, on
June Gath, at 7.30 O'Clock, p. m.
4. w. Rose is erecting large barn for
Mr.. Polk near Peterborough, on the
ground where the barn was burned in the
early part of spring.
As barge was being towed from here
one night this week il gave sudden jan
and the captain fell overheard. The tug
did not miss the captain for good while
when IL returned TO find him walking
along the marsh while he was shouting
loudly.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
SALE OF a oHURoB,
Tine Household OF Faith CHURCH "a
be Sela For ass.ha.

be seia For Debit.
The board Of trustees md official board
OF tho Household Of Faith, on Tatpall
street between Seventh and Eighth, vt 4
meeting Thursday evening last deter.
mined on selling the church BUILDING.
The property hasacoordingly been placed
In the hands Of ID. Il. Hawkins u 90.
real estate agents, for that purpose. The
official board includes W, u. ElliJtt, /.
II. Frank, Il. A. Bower, Isaiah Eden, II.
O'Neill and Thomas Knott This COURSE
waa necessitated through the existeuo 90 Of
q large debt OF 81, 200 due the Perpetual
Loan Association Of this city together
with mortgage Of $500 due private par.
ties which the boards aaw no prospect
whatever Of paying.
The society came into existence ten
years ago through the secession Of a large
number OF the congregation Of Asbury Nj.
X. Church, under the leadership OF the
ltey. George II. Kramer, the then pastor.
The cause of dissenaion was divergence
Of opinion in regard 10 the question Of
Immortality, the personality Of Christ and
other points of affinity. The new party
held service for some time In tent ON /.
lot Ut Fourth and Lombard streets whence
they removed TO tho MoOlary Building.
Blk years ago the erection Of the structure
ON Tatnall street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, was commenced. Between
@I3, 600 and GA 900 were expended upon
II, 5000 being paid for the lot. Funds
were mainly obtained by giving mort
gage TO the loan association upon the
property. Under Mr.. kramer's ministra-
tions there was strong paying momber-
ship OF between 800 and 400. Since that
PASTORS departure, and under tho pas
torate Of his successors the church has
gradually dwindled until at the present
moment It is represented by not more
than two dozen paying members and a
pastorless congregation.
The action OF the trustees virtually dis
rupts the church, although services wall
be continued under the leadership of
Charles g. Betalle Of the official board
until the actual sale Ia made.
The church lot Is q very valuable one,
having 90 feet front upon TatnAll street,
running back 100 feet.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
THE YORK 70 PROCEED.
10 Finish the Market street Bridge
without lho DlhpuIed Hand.


The new Market street bridge across
the Brandywine will be completed with
ont further delay and the ground under
dispute between the levy court and the
water commission will not DO eneroached
upon. Engineer Latrobe, under whose
supervision the structure is being built,
visited the site on Thursday and showed
the builders that they had departed from
his original plan and that the ground of
the county not under dispute was ample
to construct the approaches upon.
The work therefore will be pushed for
ward, as rapidly rs possible, but it will
be necessary to leave the foot way on the
east side of the structures southern ap-
proach uncompleted until the question Of
ownership is fully settled. This will be
done through the agency of commits
sion. The levy court ia determined since
1t has been forced TO take Legal! measures
to secure its own property I'd have de.
cided the ownership of all lands in the
city to which it is presumed TO have any
claim, and to take possession of the same.
II is believed the court owns valuable
strip of the Hite of mill recently built
by the William Lea Sons Company.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

The Highlands, just outside the north
western limits of the city, formR an I'M
usually stirring picture at this moment.
Major John II. Brinokle, In command OF
Battery +, Fifth United Strtes Artillery,
66 men, 80 horses and four guns, are
camped upon the large meadow on the
west side Of the passenger railway track.
The officers tents are snugly hidden in
the grove beyond the soldiers camping
ground. A silk guidon futtering in the
breeze indicates the sacred precincts Of
tha commanding offioer'R tent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
Death OF oharies j. Hudson.

Charles j. Hudson died at his residence
No. 4O4 West Fourth street on Monday
evening of paralysis, although the
deceased had been bedfast for two years
past with consumption. He was SO years
Of age and was interested in the carriage
business during his active career. He was
a member of the firm OF Hudson Il Cahill,
carriage builders on Shipley street until
the firm dissolved about two years ago on
account of Mr.. Hudson's declining
health. A widow, four sons and a
married daughter, Mrs. Chambers Il.
Kemple, survive him. One son, John ii.
Hudson, is q printer on the Worcester,
Mass, TeIegran. He arrived here to at.
tend the funeral, which will take plact
thia afternoon ut A O'Clock,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

A female infant, apparently about four
months old, was found late Saturday
night in Eighth street park by oiicer
Harry Smith. Among variety OF small
articles found alongside i was o bottle
viii the label, s'sweet oil for Anna
taaapoonful every day" II was taken 70
the police station. Sergeant Cannon has
tha ohild and will keep 1t until some
proper disposition can be made OF It,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

There Is on display in Rudolph \
Mahaffy's jewelry store window an excel e.
lent oil painting of Colonel Thomas u.
BrIson's setter dog, derry" which was
painted by Frank A. Mitchell, baggage
MISTER on the p, w. Il B. railroad, who
wialds the brush during his leisure
moments. The animal Is standing In an
omen field. The likeness of the dog y
good and the painters first public exhibit
~ bia work very oreditable.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
ntnbv,.i, over she Esears.

A serious stabbing ARRAY occurred at
the railroad crossing and Church streets
between ~ and I o'clock Monday morning
between George Taylor and Joe Kelley,
two young men residing In the eastern
end of the city. Taylor and q friend
named Denny were walking in the vicinity
where the trouble occurred when they
met Kelley and party of three or four
companions. ALI were more or less under
the influence of liquor. Awordy quarrel
ausued which finally, terminated in q
freq fight. During the melee Taylor
drew q knife and stabbed Kelley in the
breast directly over the heart. The
knife struck rib. but had 1t glanced but
a short distance further up or down, It
would have penetrated the heart and
resulted in almost immediate death. The
wound Ia serious and Kelley Is not yet out
OF danger. After he was stabbed, Kelley
went TO DIR. Oantwell's at Eighth and
Spruce streets where be had the wound
stitched and dressed. Taylor was badly
beaten and bruised about the face. The
others escaped without material injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
POUND I'M tno CHRISTIANS.

Some employees OF the Harlan q Hol.
lingsworth Company Tuesday found
the deeomposed remains of a man which
had been washed ashore by the tide, di'
rectly under the keel of one of the yes
sells on the waps AT the ship.yard. The
coroner was notified and had the body re
moved 10 the morgue. There was but
little clothing on it and it was so badl,
swollen and decomposed that it IL ye
uncertain whether the man was white o.
black. He evidently had been in thu
water long time. The only noticeable
marks of identification are buckled bel
which he wore around his body and th'
fragments of rag or handkerchief Whicl
hung about his neck. The coroner buried
the remains yesterday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
The American Eagle Captured.

George Walker of Lincoln street and
Pennsylvania avenue, was the proud cap
tor of nm American eagle Monday last.
The bird was found by Mr.. Walker in o
thicket near his house. II was apparently
exhausted from some reason or other.
There was no bruises or hurt about it.
The bird ia about three feet between wing
tips, and is not full grown. Mr.. Walker
sustained few rough scratches in cap
turing the bird Of freedom. He proposes
70 keep it as n pet. It is suggested that
lis oaptor make complimentary present
of it to the visiting artilleriats. so that
"Jack" may have some kind, suitable
companion in tue affections of the
soldierB.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

A dilapidated tramp was iished out Of
the Brandywine Monday at the foot OF
Church street by q police officer. The
man had evidently lain down by the
classic stream to spend the night while
the tide was out. Al flood tide he was
discovered by an officer lying in the water
with only his head visible above the snr-
face quite unconscious of his surround
ings. He was pulled from the flood
thoroughly soaked and 1t is hoped q
muoh cleaner tramp.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

Saturday evening o. Robert brown
colored, was making On EFFORT 70 noan n,
his horse in front Of the city hall, az W.
thrown severely to the ground strklne
hia heed upon the car tracks. brown wa wv
insensible for few moments the on
lockers supposing he was dead; Inc mar mar
WAS carried TO the police station WHERE
DR.. Ogle attended him. He suddenly 70,
covered and insisted that he be allowed
a., vfda hama
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
Tney are osing for Comfort.

The great number of people who visit
Dr.. Dupree, the eminent chirop0dist, AZ
his parlors, SIS Market street, Whining
ton, seem to be very happy when they
return to their homes. His wonderful
painless cures of corns, bunions, ingrow-
ing nails and other feet troubles, astonish
everybody. DIR. Greenleaf, DR.. bravo,
the Rev. j. O. Lenhart, and other physl-
clans and clergymen endorse him, besides
600 other we'll known citizens. Dr. Du.
pree will remain in Wilmington until
T,,oa 10Th
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
BRANDRWIsE SUMMIT CAMP.
Arrangements for the Summer Conn
Hsfeest0m of Officers.

Arrangements for the summer Com
pioGed- Election of Officers.
BHandywine Summit Oamp-meeting
Association met on the camp ground Sat
urday, June 4th, that being the day re-
quired by charter for the election of nine
trustees 10 serve one year. The meeting
was called TO order by Vice President
Rev. W. Smith OF Sloan Church, and
after the usual preliminaries the follow
ing officers were elected Clerical Trus-
tees--W. Smith, N. NJ. Browne, Charles
Hill, W. L. 3. Murray Lay Trustees,
/. Woodrow, l.. T. Grubb, Thomas John
son, Thomas Wilson. William Wier.
Monday, August 9th, was set as the dny
for the beginning Of camp. Thomas
Johnston was reelected treasurer, l.. 4.
Grubb, secretary and the Rev. William
Smith, president Of the board. Thomas
johnston, T. Woodrow and George W.
Todd were appointed a committee on
lumber. Thomas johnson, l., Woodrow
and Thomns Wilson, on winter, and /.
Woodrow, W. N. Mccormick and Daniel
Husbands, the general locating committee.
Tho meeting adjourned to meet again
Saturday, June 18th, on the grounds.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

George Taylor, the young sootchmaI,
who had his head 80 horribly squeehee
al Moore's ship-yard few weeks ny
e rapidly recovering and viii DC aDie ~, y
be about again In few days. Byers, sn y
colorsd man whose head was fractured y
the Mccullough Iron Oompanys worki
one day last week, is now out OF DANCE
and will recover.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
Bright Isonse Opening.

II ia understood that the Bright House,
Rehoboth, is to be run this season by the
Pennsylyania Railroad Company, or taken
as a protege by the Delaware Railroad:
II will be managed by Walter Burton Of
The National Hotel, Warrington, d. o.,
who opened the hostelrie last week, and
Ave families from the National Capitol
ara already installed there. It Ia stated
that about half the hotels capacity has
bean engaged for July and August.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
D,.mond match Company stock.

William O. Spruance, Esq, attorney
for the late Henry b. Oourtney's estate,
sold at public sale at the court-house
Tuesday 81 shares OF the STOCK OF .ne
Diamond Match Company. Inc entire
block was sold to Charles M. Curtis,
Esu,. so shares at $12a.50 per share and
ri shares at 1924 per share. The par
value Of the stock Is 300. This Is the
arst stock Of the company that has ever
haan exposed to q public sale.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
NEWPORT.

special Correspondence Gazette and Journal
NEwpoRT, June 2.--BurglArs seem 10 be
"doing up" Newport. The drug store,
rolling mill and several private dwellings
have been visited lately. Mr.. Garrett
and Mr.. Oonlyny's dwellings, were entered
last week, but in both cases clothing only
WAS taken.
A young man Of 10 years, named George
W. Rock, was killed yesterday by thu
south-bound express which passes herr
about p. m. He lived OF Stanton wher,
he was employed as q weaver in the Kia
mensi WOODEN mills. At the time Of th,
accident he was standing on the tract
looking ct passing freight train, and tn,
noise Of the freight prevented his hearing
| the express,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

sspisied preas Dispstch Ivy spscis, Nirsa
CHICAGO, June 8.-A special from
Omaha, Neb., says: The Nebraska live
stock sanitary commission has asked the
governor to issue quarantine proclama-
ton against Colorado and all shipments
of horses and cattle from that state
through Nebraska without assigning any
reason, and the action of the Nebraska
commission is to bring the Colorado
authorities to sense of the injustice
they have inflicted against that state.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

The yearly meeting Of Progressive
Friends al Longwood closed on Saturday
evening after an interesting hn1 i1lsTas
attended three-days session. Dr. "a n.
Wilson of this city, spoke brieny auIlng
the discussion of an educanona. TOPIC VI
| Saturday.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
xARKur oUoxxxloxs.


PHILADELPHIA, June a--Flour. quiet and
Wheat, quiet and easier; NO. western rcd,
w seh sso6c.i 70. I pennsylvania do., ssc-i No.
Germ, iirraer with CORD local demand; steamer
d7a4l ho.i No: 9, e6kaa7c.
sssHssGc-; relecsed, sokaS5c.i No. mixed, SsIfa
PROVISIONS, easier, with only moderate d.
smshed shoulders, 61a7c.; salt DO 6kae5<c.
Lard, quiet; city refined, 7ha7s{c
creamery extra, 49, Il; western DO, do, I've.
Eggs, steady, with fair demand; Pennsylvania
ilssts; i71Saise.i Ohio and other western firsts,
Cheese, easier, uudar large ofsrines; New
York fun cream, 1oNaioA"; pennsyivsnia rart
sklfns, 3e5c.
Petroleum, quiet.
Baltimore Markets.
AssocihtOd Frees Diepatch by Special wires.
BALTIMORE, jun s Flour, ilrn, with fair de-
mAfld.
Wheai, ecutnrrr. steady ard very quiet rsd,
gi,.;ag,,ber, @ w: No MeryiAnd ,ssKss7ci
e6s96l6c.' June, .5H a6Ne; July, s3M .s3y<.;
Septeiubsr, 81 ssaal ~.
Corn g,i'hern. al 4 am atrndy; whit .slasec.:
pot, s74ff Bit; June, ASK IKE. July ne bid.
August, a. " asked.
CAS-. du,l md heayy, aoutherp ana Peunayl-
v,lrih 81 e56cL; wostdri wsiite 80, ~ w mixsd
"A SIC 1T =
dye, firm and quiet, bsa6oc
Provisions steadp and quiet
Esgs. drmer, 17aJ9Nc
Gomez, nominaly hrmi RIO cargoes, ordinary
Whlsky, firm; sl14al.l5.
New York Markets.
Associated Press Dispatch b Special Wires.
NEW YoRK. June Flour, firm, but quiet
Wheat As5S. tower, dull and heavier No.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
the I.owInnds Flooded.

The soft bank of the canal now being
drsdeed for the L,obdell Gar Wheel Com
pauy al their South Side works gave way
under the pressure Of the high tide on
Sunday and flooded the neighboring low
ianr1s and Ohristiana avenue 30 that the
w. 4 N. trains could not run ON the
Ohristiana avenue branch. The workmen
hayS since been going by the other route.
The breach In the bank Ia being repaired.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

Henry Thompson Of No. s01 Locust
street employed in attending mortisine
machine at the jackson 4 sharp Com,
pany's works, caught the little finger o.
bis left hand in cog wheel Tuesday
and had II torn entirely of. He was
taken 70 Dr.. Oantwell, who attended to
fha injury.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
SKULL FRAoTURED.
A Negro BADLY Injured by a Falling
KxtcK.

A colored man named Byers, employed
as hod -carrier to the bricklayers erecting
the tall stack to the new furnace Of the
Mccullough Iron Oompany's works, was
seriously II not fatally wounded yester-
day afternoon week by q falling brick.
The brick fell from the top of the large
stack Of 40 feet and landed directly upon
Byers' head. DIR. Cantwell was sum-
moned, and upon examination discovered
that the mans skull had been fractured
by the blow. After the wound had been
dressed the injured man was taken to his
home, on French street, above Eighth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

A lad stole purse containing apou'
as from basket In the Madison s.fee,
market ON Saturday. A woman had 50,
,he basket on a stall for a moment ano
lille her attention was directed y
,other quarter the lad grabbed the
araa and ran AWAY.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

special Correspondents Of Gazette and Journal
DELAWARE CRY, June 3.-The canal COM
pany dredge has beeu Of work for some
days In the canal, first at driving piles, and
now In digging out tile places which have
filed up during the past year.
Mr.. Bigger has wild cat from the pine
swaInps OF North Carolina on exhibition at
his meat shop.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

CHICAGO, June IA Times special
from Morris, Ill, says: John Conley who
last week murdered Mrs. Stoddard at
Braceyille and yesterday while in Jail
here hacked his throat with piece of
glass died last night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

Engines No. 6nnd 10 of the New York,
Philadelphia g. Forfolk railroad, which
colIided at Salisbury on Thursday last,
were brought to this city Tuesday night fol
repairs. Both engines are badly wrecked
as they struck each other hhead first"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

The law for catching shad expires on
Friday. Although most OF the nsnermen
have stopped fishing, Captain Weboer u
still bringing o few shad over IN nus
skiff, They are scarce In market ana
readily sell wholesale at 80 cents and re-
tail AZ from so to so cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

-srtin Moran, No. Al Peach street
b Wilmington, who was severely
/ May 9th by the explosion OF o GOA
,mp at the Mccullough Iron Com
g works, died Of his injuries MONDAY
ing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
NEW CASTLE.


Special Correspondenoeof Gazette and JournaI
NEW CASTLE, June AIT the regular
communication of st. johns Lodge, No q,
A FAM. held last night ,thefollowing Off
GERS were elected for the ensuing. Masonic
year: W. M, Owen II. Oarrici 3. W.,
John w. Ooffmann; j. W., 8. A. Stuart I;
Secretary, John W. Nicholson; Treasurer,
William Herbert.
New CASTLE, June Accompany H, ID. N.
q. held meeting IN the town hall on
Thursday night for thepurpose OF Organiza-
ton. There were 60 members enrolled.
The following officers were elected. Gap
tain, George W. Eekles; First Lieutenant.
Frank e. Sharpless; Second Lieutenant,
James b. Lancaster; President, John b,
Manlove; Vice-presidents, d. II. Lancaster
and William E. Rothwell; Secretary, J. Il.
Phillips, and William j. Etchells, Treasurer.
A special meeting has been called for Mon
day evening when Adjutant-Gener r, II.
Kenney will be here to complete the organ
ization and commission the company.
NEW CASTLE, June 7.-Adjutant- General
Kenney and Colonel Wood came here last
evening and mustered In 46 members of
Company q, DIN. G. They will be measured
for their uniforms next week, after which
they will be furnished with equipments.
A number. Of members of Company O Of
Wilmington were present ct the muster.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

The copper reduction works Of the
nompaOuie zolo, Of Santa Roaalia, Ari-
iona. have boon damaged BY fire 70 the
extent Of $500, 900.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09
MILFORD.

Special correspondenceof Gazette and journal
MILFORD, June 2.-The meeting of the
fruit-growers of this section which was ia
have been held here on Tuesday evening
was postponed on account of the inclem-
ENJOY of the weather.
Foulk Il Co., of this town, have fur
nished 300 worth Of French plate glass
windows during the past 10 months to
parties in Milford, the most of which
adorns the front Of the handsome block
just south of Walnut street bridge.
The stock of goods of A. B. Prettyman,
grocer, of this town, was sold at sheriff's
sale on Tuesday morning. The most Of
the goods were bought by Mr., Prettyman
and brother, and these gentlemen will re-
open the store in short time.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

E0R SALE TRACTION ENGINE
IL lO.HoRSK POWER, ssh inch separator.
All In good order. Will be sold on easy terma.
Address 4. THORNTON,
Jet 6ts Thornton, Delaware county, Pa.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1887-06-09

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residence, g2i W. Rignih street, between Orange
and Tatnall streets. ieS-68